Ecclesiastes is one of the most practical books in the bible, because it asks a question we all ask from time to time - what’s the point of life? Now, you would think that a man like Solomon, who had everything a person could want, would never ask that question, but he was really lost at this point in his life.

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The book of Ecclesiastes is attributed to King Solomon, the first of Israel’s wise men. As wise as he was, we can see in the twelve chapters of this book that wisdom didn’t necessarily bring peace to Solomon’s heart. He had many questions about life. In fact, Solomon may have been the first man who suffered a mid-life crisis.

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Today on The Dwelling Place we will be treated to some timely encouragement. In First Thessalonians chapter five, verse twenty three, Paul concludes this wonderful letter to the Church by expressing a great confidence in God’s ability to keep us!

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The Apostle Paul is giving a series of very important exhortations to the Thessalonian believers, and they are just as applicable to us today. With only a couple of days left in this series, Pastor Al zeroes in on some key points raised in this chapter and how it applies to our lives.

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We will be focusing on First Thessalonians chapter five, verses twelve through twenty eight today. This section of Scripture contains instruction about life in the church. Paul’s words are very practical, basic, and as we are about to see, very straightforward.

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Today we’re going to bring you pastor Al Pittman’s Easter message, titled The Remedy. The resurrection of Jesus was without question the most significant event in human history. If Jesus had died on the cross and not risen from the dead, then you and I would still be condemned due to our sins. But the truth is He is risen indeed!

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Today we’re going to bring you the final half of pastor Al Pittman’s Easter message, titled The Remedy. The resurrection of Jesus was without question the most significant event in human history. If Jesus had died on the cross and not risen from the dead, then you and I would still be condemned due to our sins. But the truth is He is risen indeed!

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Today we’ll bring you part one of pastor Al’s message for Easter. Jesus suffered a painful and humiliating death on a cross. But if the story ended there, where would we be? We’d still be condemned for our sins. But Jesus rose from the dead! Hallelujah to that!

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Today we will begin a series for the passion week, by looking at the crucifixion of Jesus. The facts are familiar to all of us. The pain, torture, and humiliation Jesus suffered at the hands of his murderers should remind us all that He allowed it to happen for one reason: He loves us!

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The day of the Lord is what we’ll be discussing today as we zero in on chapter five. Now remember in chapter four, believers have already been raptured, so it’s important to realize where we’re at when all this goes down.

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